peasant daughter medieval apron practical and auth

peasant daughter medieval apron practical and authIn the Middle Ages, clothing was quite expensive and garments were not washed every day. People wore an apron over dresses and tunics to keep the fabric clean and protected so that the clothing lasted longer. The apron is crafted from 100% Baltic linen and is well suited to re enactment and living history. It features a strip of fabric at the top that permits it to be tied at the back.

Typical features include a close-fitting cut

Late Roman

These poleyns are based on late medieval originals

The bell is hand-forged after historical originals

which influenced the development of plate armour

The cuirass and backplate may be fastened to one another with leather straps

The wood may optionally be painted or stained should you wish to display it in the garden

ensuring it does not slip from your hand during an intensive LARP battle

The snake was a common motif in Roman art and jewelry

This weapon is constructed from a flexible fibre glass core with a layer of durable foam coated with a strong layer of latex

A fine main gauche by Windlass Steelcraft

Breastplates of this type were often combined with chainmail voiders